Total number of shuttlers from each country participating at India Open 2024

By Ankhi Dutta

Ankhi has been a sports journalist with Khel Now since 2023. She is also a content strategist and passionate storyteller.

Published at :January 19, 2024 at 3:06 AM

Modified at :January 19, 2024 at 3:06 AM

Total number of shuttlers from each country participating at India Open 2024

(Courtesy : Badminton Association of India)

Japan marks the highest representation with 22 players.

The Yonex Sunrise India Open 2024, slated to unfold at New Delhi’s K. D. Jadhav Indoor Stadium from January 16 to 21, stands as the second tournament on the 2024 BWF World Tour. A cornerstone of badminton history, this event traces its roots back to the inaugural India Open championships in 1973. Organized by the Badminton Association of India and carrying the official sanction of the Badminton World Federation (BWF), the tournament boasts a substantial total prize pool of US$850,000.

With a rich tradition and a nod to India’s profound impact on global badminton, the India Open 2024 promises an exhilarating showcase of top-notch talent and fierce competition on the courts of the Indian capital.

With a bunch of withdraws coming in, Japan leads the pack with 20 representatives across all the disciplines, China one down at 21. India stands at fourth position with 14 representatives this time.

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Total number of shuttlers from each country participating at India Open 2024

Japan: 22 (5 MS, 4 WS, 4 MD, 5 WD, 4 XD)
China: 21 (4 MS, 6 WS, 4 MD, 4 WD, 3 XD)
Chinese Taipei: 18 (5 MS, 4 WS, 4 MD, 2 WD, 3 XD)
India: 14 (6 MS, 1 WS, 3 MD, 4 WD)
Thailand: 11 (2 MS, 4 WS, 1 MD, 1 WD, 3 XD)
Malaysia: 10 (1 MS, 1 WS, 3 MD, 2 WD, 3 XD)
Denmark: 9 (2 MS, 2 WS, 2 MD, 1 WD, 2 XD)
Indonesia: 9 (2 MS, 1 WS, 3 MD, 3 XD)
Korea: 8 (1 WS, 2 MD, 3 WD, 2 XD)
France: 6 (2 MS, 2 MD, 1 WD, 1 XD)
Canada: 5 (1 MS, 1 WS, 1 MD, 1 WD, 1 XD)
Hong Kong China: 5 (2 MS, 1 WD, 2 XD)
USA: 5 (1 WS, 3 WD, 1 XD)
Germany: 4 (1 WS, 1 MD, 1 WD, 1 XD)
England: 2 (1 MD, 1 XD)
Netherlands: 2 (1 WD, 1 XD)
Scotland: 2 (1 WS, 1 MD)
Singapore: 2 (1 WS, 1 XD)
Australia: 1 (1 WD)
Bulgaria: 1 (1 WD)
Myanmar: 1 (1 WS)
Turkey: 1 (1 WS)
Vietnam: 1 (1 WS)

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Ankhi Dutta

Ankhi is a passionate sports journalist and content strategist, contributing to Khel Now since August 2023. With a love for sports that began at age three and a keen eye for storytelling, she combines creativity with journalistic integrity in her work.